Amazing Kimi – Winning Brazilian GP and World Drivers’ Championship

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What an exciting Formula 1 season. After the Japanese Grand Prix, two races ago, I was convinced Lewis Hamilton was going to be the first rookie to win the Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship and that Kimi Raikkonen didn’t have a chance. Even entering today’s race it was really only a mathematical probability that Kimi would win. I was still convinced the WDC would go to a McLaren driver, either Fernando Alonso or Lewis Hamilton.

Kimi really kept his cool throughout the entire race, while Lewis lost his on the first lap and McLaren proved no match for Ferrari.

Congratulations Kimi – you deserve it!

Richard French

Richard French takes complex systems and makes them understandable. He is the author of Revelation Explained: Verse by Verse, The Emotion Collector: Awakening, and the Convergence fantasy series, along with books on biblical wisdom, leadership, and therapeutic journaling. A retired C-suite technology executive (Automation Anywhere, Oracle, Syntonetic), he writes from the Pacific Northwest and publishes through Indie Pen Press.

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